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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1901
Page
2
Advertisements new today show local rental listings and business notices. Entries include dwellings for rent and professional cards, with various names such as Hoffmans and Crowe featured among the notices.
Diverse clipped notes reveal quirky quotes, local names, and quick gossip. Mentions of residents, weather, a proposed electric railroad, court notes, school funding, and a Shiepsburg funeral show a busy central Maryland community life.
Notices warn that copies of The Daily Mail dated January 25, 100, and November 37, 1001, along with a Weekly American issue from April 18, 1100, are sought. Annie at the office is asked to arrange delivery.
City officials debate a new trolley franchise as Mayor Schindel approves a measured ordinance while opposing broader concede, citing value and public benefit. The meeting features Cushwa and director Bitner, with residents and local papers weighing pros and cons of extending the system into the county.
In a terse report, Unthered with Herter and two men were arrested on charges tied to a violent assault near Nye Lioy Stags. The incident led to a fatality and a rapid police response as the case unfolded in Brhely early Wednesday.
An unclear fragment mentions Mare Hieber and Uorse Kicked gong Clanban near Martinsborg with a death tied to blog pots. Also references Mr Tin Teters, a mechanic in Mechanicwburg, and a family connection to Mr Gea Grig in Pukkétown.
Wareham's City Pharmacy and The Cestral Dead Co promote Chambarlain Stomach and Liver Tablets with free samples. The ad claims they improve appetite, strengthen digestion, and regulate the liver and bowels, noting the product is pleasant in effect and safe to take.
Fifty Agatuat Ty weeks of confinement are endured but Hood's Sarsaparilla is urged as the remedy. The text promotes taking three doses daily to refresh the blood, restore energy, and improve sleep, promising relief from tiredness and weakness.
In a court scene a forged note case centers on Haupt and Garver with witnesses including Zick Leguett and Jacob Lurshbaugh. The judge rules on witness privilege for Lorshbaugh as his testimony may incriminate others while denying certain lines of inquiry.
The report describes teams playing at Big Pool despite illness and a poor condition affecting players. It mentions Roy Diwsen of Bnucark and a group at pilimarrals catching their power, reflecting a small, disorderly scene with scattered unusual spellings and names.
The Maryland Agricultural College conferred degrees on graduates including Entry J. Kuefuager, Frank G. Bowberzer, and ML Ball from Lis county, marking the ceremony for the class.
Mrs. George Roessner underwent a surgical procedure at Johns Hopkins Hospital with a favorable outcome. The patient tolerated the operation well and is recovering steadily following the procedure.
A garbled local brief mentions Vers Working, Hanerstown residents feasting on frog stories and references a snake War on vacation. Jiang Cumberland Times style hints at a non vaunting figure and unclear editorial notes.
The readable parts describe a visit to New York and mention fittings for a home including a dining room. Names and details are garbled, yielding limited verifiable facts and no clear events or outcomes.
A fragmentary report describes a quake felt in the Philippines causing alarm and a man named Bagi Wier Toi to write about the shaking. The account notes the ground tremor was strong enough to rattle structures and nearly fracture a bone, with vivid, if unclear, imagery.
A fragmentary marriage notice reports that SPP IP Meee Mins Messie Rivnton and Mr Albert BE Sprinkle along withGV Wakeman were married on a Tuesday night by Father Kaleyney Teabbin at this locality. The readable text is garbled.
Palmer of Kirkman reports a stove fire injuring a woman. The article notes Buckien's Arnica Salve entirely cured her wounds, praising its effectiveness for cuts corns boils bruises and skin ailments. Wareham's Pharmacy and The Central Brug Co sell the product.
An OCR fragment advertises varieties and prices for produce and plants at a store, noting potatoes currants tomatoes and peppers with cheap prices and a mention of not poisonous. It lists Schinilel's Drop Store at 108 N Potamaest as the vendor.
A fragmented social column lists visits and engagements across towns and families. Names include Miss Edit Lowe and Miss Pektha Svitiers visiting, Mrs Sarah Bo Mettijeh and Mrs Mare Zimimevitin of nearby areas, ex mayor Matster and family hosting, and several others attending gatherings, weddings, and social events.
unclear text from historical page mentions names Bie Tie Elward Trevinger Bantre Adams Cor pinning dewa hocadphy Nee hues Tada Gerber and a description of a public event or vow. incomplete phrases indicate a ceremony or speech with figure Mr Trevinger opening something.
Fragmented OCR text notes an election of principal Tsiry Fi Spesennty tied to various schools and locations in 1901. References include MUAH Academy Babies Washington Bamiery Waslogtin Huts and Lebanon Valley College, with mentions of family and relatives. The passage is garbled and lacks clear events or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local notice listing names and places. Mentions Mine Mars EL Newesner and Mite Mary EL Neeser with addresses on N Fountain Street and 205 Ne Pounteyst. References death or burial at AUIL Cemetery and notes by Hey Lh Downe.
Fragmentary report notes berry yields were not plentiful and prices varied. Mentions strawberry crops and labor notes with limited readable details about quantities and buyers.
A damaged OCR snippet describes a confusing scene with a Sharky entity and various scattered phrases. The text mentions walking, stairs, sight, and shaking, but lacks clear subjects or a complete narrative. The result is a partial, non-cohesive record.
The readable portion mentions custody action and possession of children, naming H. Denwrest Ben as possessor and A. Lagner as attorney. The text is garbled but indicates a divorce or custody proceeding with a court order and attorney involvement.
Fragmentary notice states Slip Lane and Mollie Boutin and Thomas F. Martin of Baltimore area, formerly of Were were married by Rev. F.O. Ridgely. Mentions a secretary position and canvassing in the city by C. Ragdall with years of service referenced.
A fragmentary notice recounts a locally sold cholera remedy Cham ub in’s Cotic Cholera remedy praised by residents, with a testimony claiming instant relief. It mentions Wareham's City Pharmacy and The Contarung Co as vendors, plus a church fundraiser drama at Evangelical church on a Friday in June.
A chaotic incident unfolds near a station where a crowd gathers to witness a batched danger. Reported injuries include a man shot, a leg crushed, and others evacuated by onlookers and officials. Witnesses describe screams and a failed rescue as the crowd seeks safety.
An OCR fragment lists several persons and places in a murky ad style. Mentions Borristinny Troly Co and Gavin Hall seat with figures like e210 and names such as G. Reguuly and J. F Sadtor. Reading is partial and unclear.
A garbled OCR fragment describes two people tied to a market disruption involving Mr John Tear and Mrs Coloma. It mentions a Banc and a place called Kerutony te Tearspring with references to travel, longing, and a persistent inquiry at a distant location.
An OCR damaged item recounts a dramatic incident with a woman screaming as she struggles near a crowd. Police question onlookers. mentions of a drowning, a river, and witnesses. It also lists local businesses and ads for paint, flooring, and musical instruments, giving a snapshot of daily life and commerce.
Fragmentary text lists several individuals and places including Mabure, Valley Winsislock, Ma Hivebiry, and core terms like arrived and went by a cart, but lacks coherent events or outcomes. Names such as O.J. Diven and W. Mellory appear amid distorted wording.
Unclear readable fragments describe a warming event in Sleppinsburg involving individuals named Roy Salton at Wis residence and Mr Newton Stier Werte. Details are fragmented but indicate a notable incident or condition affecting residents and a local setting.
Clitlea Hacker startled the crowd during a welcome at Norway avenue as Annie Blacker performed music amid cheerful reactions. Worunk enjoyed the scene and the Keleshenents appeared correct in tone.
A disjointed report describes Bosses Cenfer Rewalor McCaimas visiting Canbeliso to meet Chairman itlips Lev Golds amid confusion among Alyse confuseneu and Mieuve whiten. It notes Dirge results, suspicions of unjust actions, and references Senator McChanay arriving in Tallm ore with Mrs Mettuiins and Miss Mevomns, then proceeding to Washington.
A garbled item reports an absurd plot about turning eyes and a preacher named Abees and a colonel named Wise amid a chaotic scene. It then shifts to medical advice praising Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets to restore liver function and vitality, with price listed as 23 cents and samples offered at Warelat’s pharmacy.
The Lester Viana piano is lauded for its intrinsic appeal and refined tone. Advertised at Olway's Music Store, it attracts attention with attractive styles and reliable performance as described by local merchants.
Fire damaged a store owned by DLW Danb Harker in a southwest section near Fraaklin and Potomac. Mrs Wiesner and bystanders aided by firefighters contained the blaze. Losses estimated around 1000 to 1700 dollars with 7200 dollars insured through Armstrong and Stonebraker. Swonebraker & Co provided 2310 dollars coverage. The building suffered heavy damage and plans for reopening the Elliott & Myers store were announced with new stock to be carried.
Decorations were organized by Misses Gertrude wk Emily Bistop Misa Plorence Bicouer and M Snyder with Burns Downey leading the ceremony near Sisithaburi mountain for the High School event.
Nigeria Weeting and Bilgeia Wheelinen plan a meeting tonight in the Albert building to finalize arrangements for the big velo event. AL Oil attendance is desired.
A cluttered OCR page shows eclectic ads and notices from a historical paper. It mentions patent remedies, a yeast-based treatment, a Royal Carriage Paint offer, musical event notes, and court notices from Washington County with dates and parties named, reflecting assorted local commerce and legal actions.
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